💯 Always been extremely impressed with my ABB strings and cables! Thanks for making a truly quality product! Heck yeah! Josh and the Lincoln NE Scheels crew, knows what's up 👍🏼
Congrats on the relationship with ABB. Great looking bow those strings and cables make it look even better. I was up in your neck of the woods last weekend doing some early season scouting for my upcoming turkey hunt. Love chasing those Nebraska birds. Good luck this season. Keep the videos coming.
@@bigjohnson4427 been shooting them for 2 years and havent once had anything come undone, no peep rotation or serving separation either. They seem to be extremely durable 💁🏼♂️ have you personally had an ABB string "unwind" on you? If so make sure an use that warrenty! Great people to work with 👍🏼
Whitetail Fit no I haven’t, won’t put them on any bow I own. I have them custom built by 1 guy, 1 set of hands touch it instead of a shop full of people. I probably pay way more but I put about 30k shot thru them a year. No break in period
@@bigjohnson4427 right on, there are definitely alot of good bow string builders out there! Was just wondering if you had personal experience with a fault in the ABB system. Theyve worked extremely well for me and anyone I know who shoots them 👍🏼
Paper tune with a bare shaft at 7 yards. If you can get a bullet hole your a tuneing master. Also having the top stop hit first is better than nothing but creep tune It if you want it just right.
Idk if you ever thought of this or not but I just recent had some issues with my fall away rest felt pealing away ...quick cheap fix or prevention shrink tubing on the forks hold it down...food for thought
Great video! I have a question regarding the ABB string and cables. What colors have you selected? I think the serving color is "clear" but what about the two strand colors? They look really good in combination with the Realtree Edge camo on the RX-4. Cheers.
In 2011 I bought a Hoyt Carbon Matrix. I had been shooting 82 lbs with my old Browning Ballistic Mirage since 1994. The shop didn't have an 80 lb Hoyt in stock for me to try out, but I figured 80 lbs is 80 lbs, so I had them order me one. When the bow came in, it was maxed out at 86 lbs. I couldn't budge it. I turned it down to 80 and could only move the string about 3". Turned it down to 75 lbs and could almost draw it. I had to turn it down to 72 lbs just to be able to come to full draw. I never did get comfortable with that bow and went back to my old Browning. Sold the $1300.00 Hoyt for $400.00. Lesson learned. Never buy anything sight unseen.
Sweet bow color choice, I was thinking about getting this exact same color scheme on the riser and limbs, glad to see it in person. What releases were y’all using in this video?
Maybe this is my inner bjtch speaking but isn't 80# heavy AF for treestand hunting? Need some advice ..I owned an rx1 at 70 but I sold it and haven't shot in over a year. I wanna drop some cash on an rx4 in 80 lbs but don't think I'll be able to pull more than a few arrows at a time starting out. After shooting a year with the 70# I could shoot 40-50 arrows before taking a break. Should I just get another 70 and be done with it?
@Supercreech I’m well aware the 80 pounds will shoot faster that’s kinda the point of it as well as shooting a heavier arrow. I shot a VXR 75 pounds, PSE Evo 80 pounds, Bowtech RevoltX and nothing came even close. I don’t know another bow that gave me more horsepower at my short draw. For someone of my draw length to shoot a 450 grain arrow over 300 FPS is fast!! That # 2 cam does well at my draw length
@Supercreech your so full of shit lol. I’ve shot every bow and those speeds I’m getting with a 450 grain arrow are about as good as your gonna get. Please show me a bow shooting a 450 grain arrow anywhere near that speed at a 26.5 draw???? Please show me?
I watched the video and I was like damn I want one.. well I went out and bought one and opened the box today and omg! The finish on the bow is horrible!! Missing paint every where and you can see all the carbon fibers in the paint.. along with a small Crack! Pretty upset hoyt owner right now
That truly sucks bro. We've all heard of some people having finish problems with their Hoyt Carbon bows fresh from the factory. I've been lucky. I've owned three and the finish on each has been absolutely perfect. Sorry that this was not your experience. At the price point you should be able to expect near perfection.
Why r you paper tuning so far back? You do realize that the further back you paper tune the more the arrow self corrects. You should be bare shaft tuning from a further back distance. The point of the fletching is to steer/spin the arrow, completely pointless to paper tune a fletched arrow any further then a few feet away.
Whitetail Fit the tech shouldn’t be paper tuning your bow to begin with, for him maybe perfect for you it might be way off, your form vs his is totally different (most likely). Bare shaft tune, then walk back tune and your set. Keep it simple and fail proof
@@bigjohnson4427 I always heard the same. But these days you try and find a new way to tune the bow because bows these days are just hittin with minimal tuning no matter the manufacturer
@@bigjohnson4427 did you watch the whole video? The tech shot the bow like one time then handed it over to him. I'm sure there will be more tuning done on it before they call it completely setup. If you watch his videos he's a pretty thorough young man and takes great pride in what he does. He will cover all of it in his videos just stay tuned. If you think he's doing it wrong then put yourself out there and start your own video collection. 'm sure you'll find people that will tell you your doing it wrong.
Yessiiiirr, that Is why I Personally shot the bow through paper in this video, and the Tech explained his hand torque may be different as well. I full well plan to bare shaft and walk back tune this bow as well. This is just an initial set up of the strings and cables 👍🏼
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Thanks for the great video @whitetail fit! We appreciate everything you do for us! And GREAT knowledgeable work by Josh at Scheels!
💯 Always been extremely impressed with my ABB strings and cables! Thanks for making a truly quality product! Heck yeah! Josh and the Lincoln NE Scheels crew, knows what's up 👍🏼
What kind of speeds are you getting out of your bow? I am picking up and 80lb RX4 ultra soon. Just wondering what to expect. Thanks!
Ever find out a speed?
#1 Bow looks SWEET! I'm normally not a fan of RT but Hoyt makes it look sharp. #2 Love the name of your bow
Congrats on the relationship with ABB. Great looking bow those strings and cables make it look even better. I was up in your neck of the woods last weekend doing some early season scouting for my upcoming turkey hunt. Love chasing those Nebraska birds. Good luck this season. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks so much! They're an amazing company with quality products!! Heck ya Turkey is closing in!
Abb twists their string backwards = coming undone much quicker then those twisted correctly, inside is twisted one way outside twisted opposite way.
@@bigjohnson4427 been shooting them for 2 years and havent once had anything come undone, no peep rotation or serving separation either. They seem to be extremely durable 💁🏼♂️ have you personally had an ABB string "unwind" on you? If so make sure an use that warrenty! Great people to work with 👍🏼
Whitetail Fit no I haven’t, won’t put them on any bow I own. I have them custom built by 1 guy, 1 set of hands touch it instead of a shop full of people. I probably pay way more but I put about 30k shot thru them a year. No break in period
@@bigjohnson4427 right on, there are definitely alot of good bow string builders out there! Was just wondering if you had personal experience with a fault in the ABB system. Theyve worked extremely well for me and anyone I know who shoots them 👍🏼
Paper tune with a bare shaft at 7 yards. If you can get a bullet hole your a tuneing master. Also having the top stop hit first is better than nothing but creep tune It if you want it just right.
Idk if you ever thought of this or not but I just recent had some issues with my fall away rest felt pealing away ...quick cheap fix or prevention shrink tubing on the forks hold it down...food for thought
snag em n tag em. I'm sure they thought of it. Shrink tubing has been used on TM Hunter style rests for 30 yrs. Good tip.
@@russelllangworthy8855 it was kinda new to me and local shop wants to charge for everything soooo I found a cheaper way haha
@@SNAGEMNTAG3M 👍 Cool. Good luck out there.
Nice bow. Good luck with it this year! Just picked up my RX-4 and can't wait to set it up! See you at TAC!
Great video! I have a question regarding the ABB string and cables. What colors have you selected? I think the serving color is "clear" but what about the two strand colors? They look really good in combination with the Realtree Edge camo on the RX-4. Cheers.
Wow skinny arm dude at the store can pull some wieght
Big box stores sure make me appreciate my local pro shop
pretty good tuning for not using a pro-shop. Scheels got some ppl in there that know their stuff.
does that bow come out of factory with 82.5 draw weight limbs or did you have to ask for it?
Was waiting on a new vid from ya homie. Im a 27/28" draw as well... that said, them T-rex arms can pull back alot of weight 😂😂😂😂😂
Great vid. You think you’ll do some vids of she’d hunting this spring?
Yes!! Making some trips around home for Whitetail, and out to Idaho for Elk!
In 2011 I bought a Hoyt Carbon Matrix. I had been shooting 82 lbs with my old Browning Ballistic Mirage since 1994. The shop didn't have an 80 lb Hoyt in stock for me to try out, but I figured 80 lbs is 80 lbs, so I had them order me one. When the bow came in, it was maxed out at 86 lbs. I couldn't budge it. I turned it down to 80 and could only move the string about 3". Turned it down to 75 lbs and could almost draw it. I had to turn it down to 72 lbs just to be able to come to full draw. I never did get comfortable with that bow and went back to my old Browning. Sold the $1300.00 Hoyt for $400.00. Lesson learned. Never buy anything sight unseen.
Or grow a pair and man up
Nice..setup bro..n 👍👍👍
That dude is a helluva bow tech
Sweet bow color choice, I was thinking about getting this exact same color scheme on the riser and limbs, glad to see it in person. What releases were y’all using in this video?
Loving these videos brother keep up the good work 👌🏼
I got the axius ultra 80# 32in draw length. Its sick! Black and yellow!
Heck yeah!!
I subscribed to your channel cool bow but I bought a PSE Evo 31 this year where do you live and what do you think about PSE?
I'm from NE! The new PSE bows are pretty dang slick!
@@WhitetailFit Hoyts are cool also I from Pa Keep up the great videos.
Also that Scheel's store looks awesome I don't think we have them in Pa.
Maybe this is my inner bjtch speaking but isn't 80# heavy AF for treestand hunting? Need some advice ..I owned an rx1 at 70 but I sold it and haven't shot in over a year. I wanna drop some cash on an rx4 in 80 lbs but don't think I'll be able to pull more than a few arrows at a time starting out. After shooting a year with the 70# I could shoot 40-50 arrows before taking a break. Should I just get another 70 and be done with it?
You will want a 70lbs draw bow for everyday shooting, only get 80lbs draw bow if you want a bit more fun as a second bow.
You put up the perfect code brother.
Loving my RX4 Alpha so far
What size are your bee stinger front and back stabilizers. Are they 10’ and 6’
Hey bud I can't find the hoyt carbon rx4 on( find your bow) on there website to order my strings lol don't know if I am just missing it
Do you buy a new bow every year?
And sorry forgot to say love your video's bud
Hey bud so love that bow I am going to get one and that boy knows his stuff ;)
What pack are you carrying the bow out of the shop in?
Great video man
What kind of camera do you use?
Had no idea Scheels carried custom threads
beast bow!
Thanks!
Hey dude, hat speeds are you getting out of your RX 4 Carbon Alpha at your 27 inch draw?
@Supercreech really? I got one 80 pounds and it’s screaming fast
@Supercreech 26.5 inch draw, 450 grain arrow hitting 302 FPS. That’s as fast as any bow is gonna give you
@Supercreech I’m well aware the 80 pounds will shoot faster that’s kinda the point of it as well as shooting a heavier arrow. I shot a VXR 75 pounds, PSE Evo 80 pounds, Bowtech RevoltX and nothing came even close. I don’t know another bow that gave me more horsepower at my short draw. For someone of my draw length to shoot a 450 grain arrow over 300 FPS is fast!! That # 2 cam does well at my draw length
@Supercreech your so full of shit lol. I’ve shot every bow and those speeds I’m getting with a 450 grain arrow are about as good as your gonna get. Please show me a bow shooting a 450 grain arrow anywhere near that speed at a 26.5 draw???? Please show me?
Great video btw 👍👊
I hope to be able to get a fresh new bow every year one day
Why do that? Just test out a few bows and have one set up for you that you like and use it for a few years.
What do you think about America's best bow strings
Just realized your sponsored by them. Lol
I like your channel but I just got a PSE EVO 31 your bows are cool
What happened to the speed test?
I'll do another video with some more specs/setup!
won't. Bow was featured in the 2019 magazine. The Travers with pink strings for cancer awareness
What's the music in this video call?
Very nice bow sir price tell me
Jaspal singh like 1600
Lincoln?
Yup!
I watched the video and I was like damn I want one.. well I went out and bought one and opened the box today and omg! The finish on the bow is horrible!! Missing paint every where and you can see all the carbon fibers in the paint.. along with a small Crack! Pretty upset hoyt owner right now
That truly sucks bro. We've all heard of some people having finish problems with their Hoyt Carbon bows fresh from the factory. I've been lucky. I've owned three and the finish on each has been absolutely perfect. Sorry that this was not your experience. At the price point you should be able to expect near perfection.
Why r you paper tuning so far back? You do realize that the further back you paper tune the more the arrow self corrects. You should be bare shaft tuning from a further back distance. The point of the fletching is to steer/spin the arrow, completely pointless to paper tune a fletched arrow any further then a few feet away.
That is why we started to look at tune from a few feet 👍🏼
Whitetail Fit the tech shouldn’t be paper tuning your bow to begin with, for him maybe perfect for you it might be way off, your form vs his is totally different (most likely). Bare shaft tune, then walk back tune and your set. Keep it simple and fail proof
@@bigjohnson4427 I always heard the same. But these days you try and find a new way to tune the bow because bows these days are just hittin with minimal tuning no matter the manufacturer
@@bigjohnson4427 did you watch the whole video? The tech shot the bow like one time then handed it over to him. I'm sure there will be more tuning done on it before they call it completely setup. If you watch his videos he's a pretty thorough young man and takes great pride in what he does. He will cover all of it in his videos just stay tuned. If you think he's doing it wrong then put yourself out there and start your own video collection. 'm sure you'll find people that will tell you your doing it wrong.
Yessiiiirr, that Is why I Personally shot the bow through paper in this video, and the Tech explained his hand torque may be different as well. I full well plan to bare shaft and walk back tune this bow as well. This is just an initial set up of the strings and cables 👍🏼
Isn't whitetailfit an oxymoron?